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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
2t6t al 9bert.

- Seq nDtteoe easans fpr 2eilisbez
ben til at pese paa ben peitlanbite u&onz
selisbeo", ioet jes fanbt, at Nrenbal os
5leffefioro bapbe preiteret sanife be-
Notwithstanding Sing paa bet Dmraabe.
Ser bar ies after en- Duerraifelle for
mine p%itlanoife 2eiere.
2ibt u~eitenfor &ri1tianianb tan man
nemlis paa en- Stpbsftation finbe fplz
senbe Titeluisnet:
KONGELIG priviligeret Giestgiveri
Omiat paa 0itlanbff betpr bette bare,
at ber oripes enom pripiliseret 8renz
bepinsials, = lite bet minbite mere
altiaa en- / os for fig sanife alminoelis
9in9; men ie bare, bpor flint bet Bit,
naar man faar ftaiet bet op nreb be til
bprlige &%ruiebuller.
Seberen tar ielp / fineite Maesz
peir fine 6 Elmer. Berer bet til @uz
ling o9 Stpgpeir, fan ben ia bet bobbelte
os mansen Gang pei iaa bet.
Gt bar MI ipinebeloi9e; tbi ct beili9ere
8eir funbe lite gnifes. Solen neiten
9e1erenbe BARN 9iennem 5%oliejlet, %
9apet glat iom Ell poleret Staalflaoe.
@unbt ONT % 8eit1anbsjaster / bele
5laaber meo ilappe Sell os @nsrer ube
lanss Siberne.
noe ! 6oriionten &ssen at Ell o9 am
ben ftsrre Damper; % inbouer Seberens
9ansftranb | 8sl9elinier fremoper %
ba9oner, iaalanst Oiet naar.
@aa felipe Seberens Slette meb Qpna
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
Wl0rf!

ganbfurbolpitalet / Winneapolis
aabnebes ben 5 Oct al unoerteSneoe os
bolbes aabent laapel CONNER lom 8inz
ter. Bebanolinsen er efter ipenif 5rem<
sanssmaaoe. Masiase, Spsespmnatilf
os @%anobebanolins for ale Slass
5psoomme. @erifilt maa napnes 2e=
per., Mprez os unberlipsipse, 2nngebe=
tenbelie, Mapefatar % 5slser at ub@
1pepelie M. M. bptlfe aft bat peret be-
banblet meb belbbringenbe &eiultater.
llb~elbreoelise SDsbomme pil ies lite oere
~anlnarli9 for. Sc iom inbienoer Sore
lpBrsiler, maa siue en- nsiastis 8eitri=
pelle at SDmptomerne ug Mloeren, nj. m.
saabane ifriftlise Spgrssmaal beipares,
taar leoiaset at 5rimarfer.
Noresie: .. 6. g. Melim, 212O, 5
Ctr. g. Minneapolis Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
8rep=& Sort fra Gate GitD,
Mimneiota.

llnbertesnebe bill berpeb inbienbe fpl~
senbe til ebers Blab %ansaaenbe 81.
Meliu os bans gnitalt.
San bar iioen Nusuit $50 peret boiat
iblanot es % bele Eioen opfprt fig erz
list os retifaRent. Sans .Nst er bet, at
ppe Set MOB ale. 9pao bans Sp9eanz
anitalt ansaar pn1ter ri ben anbefalet til
allies Opmertlombeo. San iparer bperz
fen 8ei per eller Mpie for be Sp9es
9elbreoelie.
gi, unbertesnebe bar sjennemsaaet
Melins 8ebanblins og er ierbeles til
frebs og pnlfer pi at ale 2ioenoe piloe
benoenoe fig til bans 9esemetbooe. gi
er tafuemmelise ioroi ri bar en- fabian
Mn1talt bet. Nermere Undertaking Tan
erbolbes bos unoertesneoe, ale fra
Safe GitD.
@nbpibere er ST. Meqin en- aftip Nfz
bolosmano, Der .pnifer at Sasens 6rem<
gang maatte bliue en- 9ierteias for mango.
9seter 9alsren, @briitin Noro,
Gbriitin @eterion, Stills Yeterion,
6ebba 8elin, q. Stranbberg.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

GB" Mtnneapolis & Sac. Sernbane oil
iplse Grcuriionsbiaetter til os fra Minnea=
polls fulfilling beu 4be, Ste, lite % 13be Of
fober for bet iamme iom bet ellers pleier at
foite ben enc Sci meo N%osanssbiaet til no<
itiaingsbpgninsen. 30. & g. bill / 2iabeb
meo Nor. Hac. os Manituba uoitebe 8illeter
til reoucereoe Hrtie / N%nleonin8 at 8reiioen=
tens 8eiag | minneapolis. Sc, ipm gnifer
at benptte fig at oenne Nnleonina, fan opnaa
iamnle peb at benpenoe Jig til opennapte
&ompasnts Ngenter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

gnoifpnot Storm os &esn raiebe iioit
Spnoas @ftermtooag, par Der bog benimoD
100 8erioner paa 9ania Sail paa Nfbolosz
mpoet. Miis Sanoforb sjoroe tun nosle faa
8emertnin9er o9 oil oerfor paa fpritfomz
menoe Spnoas boloe 5oreoras, peo Chen
at be bill ben aftreoenoe os inotreoenoe 5or=
mano gjere nosle faa 8emerfnin9er. Sc
er en- iano Npoelie at bpre Miis Sanoforo
og ale buroe forigge at fomme.
5orretningsmpoe afDoloes ba9efter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Gn Some iNorominneapolis fbote ct Barn
Meoens Sproempberen par / ct anoet 8G=
relic % iteleoe meb Barnet, bgbe Mooeren.
Dm 299e bapoe pGret tilfteoe, ii9es &onen
at funne pere blepen reboet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Wetbooiiterne besDnoer Wtanoag fit Marss
mpoe her | 8Den. Hrobibitioniierne ii9es
at bore talrise not inoen 6amfunoet til at
fontrolere 8al9et at 9ele9ater til Statsz&pnz
ferentien ben 12 DIT.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

8iueoer fra Nprse % Speri9e er nplig
anfommet til gn9er Bros. & 8erner. Som
itioe o9 9igr bit 1onals. Biqeoerne er bel
ubfprt 6s forsplote Rammer. Scanoia
furniture Stpre.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sleoa9saften taller paa Yn9lin8eforenin<
gems BaSar Miis 8. Mnberien, iom | mango
glar bar peret Wisiionerinoe | &uslano,
Scr. Ginger % Miis 9lnoerien siper v8iolin
1uet" % Stuoenterforet peo Mussburs uil
1pnge.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Mrs. Yaulion anflaser ST.. Sfaro for
Malpraris, 9r. Tbams pioner mob 9r.
@faro. &aaobuiet er fulo al leroe 9oftorer
iom pibner for os imob. Sc arme 2esfolt
paa Surpen iptmler oper al ben 2eroom
iom iuier benz ON prene.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

gn 6amilie / ct GUS ner 1 Npe. g. us II
ct. b1ep tiblis en- Morsen patt al en- Yolitiz
betjent, Der uoenfor paa Borden fang Grit
tepiier os talte iom pm ban ifuloc bore i
soot Sag. 9a ban git lasbe ban &lubben
is1en. Sen blep ienot til gbiefen, Der ltrar
aifororeoe ham bans 8eiisnation.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Gn Holitibetjent fanot no9le 0a9e ii0en
en- lioen Ei9e, Der bar Jaget fra Steoet buor
bun bapoe boet, foroi bun bapoe Dipbterit.
gun ienbtes paa 9oipitalet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Snsoas ben 12te boloer ben norife gfbolbs
f~oreninss Set paa 8eteriens sail ON Nftez
men 81. ~. Ser oil foruben alminoelis
8epertnins blipe Saler at en- eLer to al Yre=
iterne Der mpber til 5tatsfonferentien for
Metbooiiterne / Mtnneiota.
Mbgan9 Is Gents.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Ole 2inbltrpm falot 2proa9 fra treble
gtase / ben npe Yoit Office, Der er unoer Op=
fprelie os ilos Jig libel. 9an falot oper en-
Sernitans o9 oerfra I &1eloeren. San bar
nplis antommeu fra Sperrise Gbnoas os
bpeoe meo fin 8ror paa 5 Mpe. g. os 8 ctr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

H%olitinosnen ituloe 2%proasaften uo. S
8enbin9en paa Cedar % 4 st. git bet iaa
fort, at 8o9nen pelteoe. 9eitene iatte af<
iteo op sjennem @aoen meo 5rambjulene.
gn 8olitibetient fit libt &peitelie, &ubifen
Hap n,eb iturepne &l9r.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Ser er inben 9ele9aterne til 6. 8. &onpenz
tionen bette Meninser an9aaenoe Mnardiz
Iternes Som.
MaDor Nmes inoeilutteoe I fin gelfcmitz
billen ogiaa Sarmer Mliancen. 8laoene pil
pioe at Der lite bar tire Sarmere / belle Sorz
Iamlin9en.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

9irsoas fanbtes nar &eesans Safe Qiaet
at en- ufjenot Mano. 9an bapoe fort Jraffe
meo 5lpielsfrape paa os fere onta9er bet at
baue pGret en- Sfanoinap. S bans Notice=
bog fanotes ct par ul9ieli9e Napne. s bans
CONNER foruoen 2ommetprflebe % Blpant
osiaa tire Naalebreper os 5in9ebsr. Ser er
tun liben 9piul ON, at ban lite er mDroet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sps 81. Sam jon, 259 Cedar Npe, Ct ct fuloz
itenotst uopals al ale Slass Stotei efter
npeite Wtooe o9 til lapeite Eriier. 9uit, aS9
CEDAR Mpe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Souls 9affa tit i'm SOB operfjprt at ct
SrGn / Manitpbaparoen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

5attisfprltanoer Curtis fanot en- uns Manb
peo Napn Nnoreu Nilien ligsenbe alene /
9ipbterit / ct ubebpet 6us So. 1926, 4 St. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

8rof. Marte Sanoforo gap en- fort Glib
ring pper, bpao en- 9erion meb 8eitemtbeb
os gilje fan uorette. Yrofesior 8eimeitao
fang en- Splo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Globe bar bespnot Opferelien al en- 8pss
ming paa 4 Ctr. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

garpenteruniouen bar beiluttet al 9tpe
praftiif unberpisnin9 iSneoterlere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

ct. Olafs Menisbeos &pinoeforenins af=
boloer en- Set paa @rauo Mrmp 9au, 9ipr=
net al @aibinston Mpe. o9 20 Npe. Npro,
2prbag Mften ben 22oe Oft. 81. TX. DO
gang 25 Gents. Ser oil blipe Saler, Muiit
os Gang, iamt ~ierperes meb Safe % &aser.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Norbmenoenes San9forenin9 fang paa
neutrality-suspicious. forrise uge.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sobu 6. Solmes fit 500 at Motortom=
pasniet, forbi Wotoren ifr9mte bans 9eite,
iaa De blep lpbif o9 fnuite bans 8us9D.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

penrp S. @jertien, norif Sasfsrer, treffes
paa lit &putor, Al 8aib. Npe. g. 8erelie
Np' 4 og 5, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

8eoite fineite, bi0isite Wpbler, BiQeber,
&ammer, Carpets ps Curtains bapes paa
9ager bos Sppe, @plo & 60.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

- NorzD afota MntizS Saloon Mlliance
blep or9anil eret Samestoiun. 8. IS.
Staburo al Sarge Yrefibent.
- SUB. @bur6 bar iusipenberet tire
at 9rulteelerne for Yanfton Nlpl. Sc
lite affeoi9e bar %reiisneret.
= Yreiibenten fra Boarbet for Nsriz
cultural College / 8roofinss er for
ipunoen. Deb fin Nfreiie bar ban / 8e=
iiboelie al itsrre Yenseiumme tilbprenbe
gole9tet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

8ebite Slass Smpr us friife s@s faces
biuis bps 6. Sacobien, 1874 4 ct. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Manoas bar Der iom alminoelis fremltllet
10 Sranfere os 10 for @aoeuoroen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

giaeie - to mutt mpblereoe 89relier
1922, 5 ct. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sc liberale Ereiter iful isjen bespnoe fine
.Ntpoer. 8r. Sanien ital opleie en- Nfbanoz
ling oper y~nurife Sanoiisere."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Muna os Sper Eouefiens femaarise Satter,
GLEN blep Spnba9 be9rapet paa 2apmans
8esrauelieiteo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

@aper til Hiseforeninseus 8a5ar, Der aabz
nes ben rs Sftober % luffes ben 20, mpbta=
ses af Miis 8etrine Sborien, Nfiis glariie
8etterien os Miis Sofie Yrpb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Snsoas Morsen blep EN- 9uiin topmt en-
Mulft at S. per beao for 9ruffenlfab.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

.. S. Spbnieu er palst til &icezHreiioent
for Yalabena & Sos Nnselus Sernbane 60.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Maenter pnifes, Bog $40 Gitp, COB Be,
falling.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
M~finneapolis.

Sat aiuen os Sat Cardiff ifal ibob isjen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sen norite 9jelpeforeniass 8a5ar forrise
uge bar itfe iaa gpot be- p9t iom Nrran9e=
mentfpmiteen bapoe pentet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sor 2anbsmano Tbeobore u. Setber 500
@aib. Nue. g. leperer uom9rfeoe &abinets=
8botosrafier for $500 pr. Guiin. Sc inb
og iasttag 8rpper af bans Mrbeioe fpr Du
gaar anbetiteDs.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sen norife S%urnforenins palste Sbeooor
9abl til 3reiioent, Gbas Sobnion 8ice=8re=
iioent, Carl Slitrup 8asierer, &ourub 9abl
Sefreter, u. .. 8ati9 5inancezS efreter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Sbomas &inearipn Der boeoe 722, 1S Npe.
sc. blep brebt peo at fomme tmellem to Seruz
banepogne Sirsoag.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

nynslinseforen,nsens" %2aieparelie, 419
Cedar Mpe, ct aabent bper Nften fra 10 os
Spnoa9ene fra 3-5 gfternt. Set ct foripnet
nteo sooe Bpger os 8laoetil fri Nfbenpttelie.
Nne Belfpmne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

&iperiioe Sppruosne er MI pmbpttet meo
andre me9et itprre. Sidets i9l9es ttfe mere.
&pnouftgrer CT %an1atte.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

Barley, Nc. 2..............40g4
Rye.
Potatoes pr. bush...........oOW6o
Hay big bales ..........8.OOWo.o
Butter, creameries.
diaries ..18@2O
= packing o@lO
Eggs.
Minneap0ltS.
Sat aiuen os Yat Cardiff ifal ibob isjeu.
Msenter pnites, Bog $40 Gitp, soo Be
falling.
9ileie to mutt msblerebe Sarelier
1929, 5 ct. g.
Globe bar begpnot Spferelien al en- 8ps<
ming paa 4 Ctr. g.
9putS Satfa ut I'm SDD oper11prt al Il
SrGn / Manitpbaparoen.
garpenterunipnen bar ~beiluttet at 9ipe
praftilf 1noerpisnin9 iSneoferlGre.
Norbmenoenes Sansforenins lang paa
neutrality-suspicious. forrise uge.
Mtanoas bar Der iom alminoeli9 fremittaet
10 Sranfere % 10 for @aoeuoroen.
Susbaa Morgen blep en- 9uiiu topmt en-
Mulft at S. per bead for 9ruftenifab.
geblte @lass @mpr us friite sgs faces
biais bps 6. Sacobien, 1914 4 ct. g.
.. g. Spbn1en er palgt til &ice=Sreltoent
for Yalaoena & Sos Nnselos Sernbane 60.
Mnna ps Suer 3ouefieus femaarise 9atter,
GLEN bleu Spnoa9 besrapet paa 2aDmans
8esrapelieiteo.
Sbpmas &inearlpn Der bpeoe 722, 10 Mpe.
81. blep br9bt peb at fpmme tmellem to Sern=
banepogue Sirsoa9.
&iperlibe Spprppgne er MI pmbDttet meo
andre meset ltprre. Sidets lelses tffe mere.
&nnh1ftBrPr pr nnintte.
Sen norife Sjelpeforenings Ba5ar fprri9e
l1ge bar ifte iaa gobt beip9t iom Nrran9ez
mentfomiteen bapoe oentet.
Sc liberale greiter lfal isjen begDnoe fine
.Mpoer. 8r. Sanien ifal opl9ie en- Nfbanbz
ling oper y~norite Sanotsere."
8eoIte iinelte, biai9lte Mpbler, 8iIeoer,
&ammer, CARPETS ps Curtains bapes paa
Eager bos 6ope, @olo & So.
9enrD S. @jertien, norif Sa9fprer, treffes
paa tit &ontor, Al 8aib. Noe. g. &erelie
SEQ 4 os ), bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
Spbn 6. 6olmes fit 500 al Motorfomz
pagniet, fprbi Wptoren lfremte bans 6elte,
laa De blep lpbif os fnuite bans 8usgp.
Sattisfpritanoer Curtis fanot en- uns Mano
peo Napu Nnoreu Nilien lissenoe alene i
9ipbterit / ct ubeboet Sus SEQ. 1926, 4 81. g.
SpsM q. S%anion, $50 Cedar Nne., er ct fuloz
~itenoist uopals al ale Slass Sfotpi efter
npeite Mtooe os til lapeite 8riier. 9uif, as9
gebar Mpe.
Grpf. Marte Sanoforo sau en- fort Glib
ring pper, bpao en- 8erion meb Beitemtbeo
% Silje ian uorette. Erofesior Heime1t ao
fang en- Splo.
@aper til Eiseforeningens 8a5ar, Der aabz
mes ben 26 Sftober % luftes ben 20, mobta=
ges al Miis 8etrine 9borien, Mfiis glariie
Eetterieu os Mtiis Sofie Yrpb.
Sen nprife 9urnforening palgte Tbepbor
9abl til 9reibent, gbas Sobnion 8ice=Yre=
iioent, Carl Slitrup 8asierer, &onruo 0abl
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

/ bet 9amle 2anb, iaa Lab bam faa nDbe
sobt al "Jeltz&aabet." Oct foiter fun
$3.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
BURNED TO DEATH.
Bad Fires at Huron and WatertoWn, Dakt

Bad Fires at Huron and WatertOWn, Dakota.
4 Huron dispatch of the Sth inst. says:
One of the saddest events that ever oc-
Cured in this county happened last even
ing nine miles south of Huron. A broth
er and sister named Edward and Kate
Malsney lived together, and had young
woman named Annie Moren living with
them. While Maloney was at work in his
field and the wind had a velocity of forty
miles an hour, he saw that prairie fire
was running directly toward his house.
He hastily left his team and told the
women the fire was On them, and they
must hasten to piece of breaking ten
rods away. They did so, but the wind
was SO strong they could not cross its
path. The hot air stifed them and they
fell. They were SO badly burned that
Annie died this morning, and Kate's sur
vival is in grave doubt. Edward went
back to rescue his horses, but they were
destroyed, as was his house and barn, and
his blackened body was found less than
fifty feet from where he told his friends
to run for their lives. Armies body was
buried this afternoon, and the young
mans is on its way for burial at the
home of his father and mother in Preston,
Mimi. Two other houses were burned in
the same locality. On the north of HUI
ron seven Or eight houses were destroyed
by similar fire, and fully $1,000 damage
was done the fair grounds in the destruc-
ton Of fencing and stables. heavy
rain tonight has put out all the fires
arouRd US.
Another dispatch of the 8th inst, from
Watertown, has the following: 4 severe
wind, which, toward nightfall, eliminated
in a tornado. lasted throughout the day
in this section. About IL a. N. it drove
up prairie fire to the western limits of
this city, destroying harm and two hay
| stacks belonging to Mr.. York. The fire
alarm was given and the fire department
and entire population turned out, and by
heroic Efforts saved that portion of the
city. This evening binding clouds of
dust rendered it impossible for one to
see q building half block distant. This
lasted nearly an hour. At this time the
portion southeast Of the city caught fire
and the fire alarm was given by every bell
in the city, but the wind drove the flames
from the town to the inhabitants of the
north side. The entire eastern portion
of the city seemed on fire. The mercury
stood IS degrees above during the after
noon. During the storm this evening
some freight cars were blown out of the
Northwestern yards and, when last heard
from, were going before the wind down
were scattered in town and light articles
were strewn about the streets. Present
indications denote rain before morning
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
A. Sermon on Husbands.
Philadelphia Times

st. Georges Hall, corner of Arch and
Thirteenth street, was filed to overflow
ing last evening to hear Rev. M. M, Man
gasarlan deliver sermon on How to
Make Good Husband" Most of those
present of both sexes were about the age
to take mutual beneft from his rsmarkd.
''The pulpit" said he." should lead its
aid to make man, good man and good
husband. Taking to yourself wife is
the most religious act of your life, and it
is the mos5 i'm portant. The tendency
of the youth of the present day to lead
the rapid lives they dc had made mar
riage no longer the fashion.
1.-THE most civilized condition of the
world is to come, when the wife shall
share the rights of the husband. Scott
if you will, and while the time is not yet
ripe, it will come and the wife will have
equal rights.
Il believe in early marriage. 1t is es-
sentlal for the welfare of the country.
If a young man growing up with his wife,
is she is the right kind of woman she
will share his future and lead him to sue
cess in life. A man who has become
middle-aged bachelor has become cold
and calculating; and is not fitted to en-
Joy married life or choose his wife. An
old bachelor never looks upon the swee
ompanionship of a woman as a man
should. Only young hearts enjoy love
in its largest, fullest capacity.
eff young man has wife to love and
respect, and children to raise, the thought
spurs him on and he cannot do a mean
act. The laws should be framed to eli
inmate young married people from tax
paying for a while, at least, and compel
bachelors always. Marrying for money is
great mistake. While outwardly such
couples may seem happy, you can rest
assured that they are not happy at
home.
"The question as to which shall rule is
one that frequently proves disastrous.
The one possessing the most merit should
be the leader"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
THE PASSING PASS.
New York Sun

| New York Sun
| Is there any difference between spass,
and free pass?"
Can the Interstate commerce bill. or
any bill, alter the moral constitution of
the deadhead, his blind propensity to
deadheadism!
Passes are beginning to fade and die.
and when nature is fairly ready to put on
her spring fnery there will not be a
single pass in sight. Our vernal ioy is
not unmixed with the gall of bitterness.
The free-pass system is to be abolished
on every Interstate line. It should be
abolished on every Interstate line as well
The legislature of every state should set
to work at once to supplement the action
of congress on this subject.
Were it model of accurate conformity
to the great fun ornamental law of the re-
public its own homogeneous, monstrous,
and preposterous provisions would for
ever prevent its enforcement, and render
1t standing target for the finger of deri-
sion, a colossal wayside monument of cor
gressional jackassery.
Newspapers have no more claim upon
what is called the courtesy of railway
than the man who carries a hod. The
legitimate newspaper will support all
that railways can justly claim without
favors of any kind, and free passes could
not make the honest journal do more or
less. In point of face, what has been
more than proftless to leading public
Journals, and they are among the most
anxious for the abolition of whole system
There will be less inclination, too, to
hesitate in holding railroads to strict ao-
count for the delays and annoyances to
of travel which the free rider endures
without criticism and there will be a
readiness TO Investigate good many
things to the extravaganza and impro-
priety of which the free pass has appar.
emily closed the eyes of legislators and
journalists. The abolition of the free
pass will prove to be genuine benefits
to the public.
It is not of the nature of man, much
less of the cooperative soul of railroads
to bestow favors without thought of re-
turn. It may be indefinite. distant, not
present at the time, but the idea of OBJ
legation will loom up somewhere and
make row if not recognized. The news
papers have not Rugged themselves over
the thought that they were deluding the
Ianroau COMPANIES INTO giving gratu1tleS.
The recipients understood the matter;
so did the bestowers. ''free" pass to
newspapers Is a misnomer.
All the newspaper men have got to give
up their passes and pay fare. And the
internal law will make life different to a
great many people besides editors. Not
traveller on business, not tourist for
pleasure can ride free or at less rates
than those charged the public, on any
railroad In this country which runs into
two or more states Or territories. The
president of the United States cannot
ride free, nor can he ride for cent less
than is charged for carrying bootblack.
Is it possible that this lovely equality,
this democratic justice, should endure?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
GENERAL FEWS NOTES.

An earthquake sufficiently severe to
create panic occurred Sunday at Bur
ington, Vermont.
A gas well bored recently at Jonesboro,
Ind, has attained pressure of $50
pounds, and surpasses the great we'll at
Marion, Ind.
The drouth at Texas extends from the
western grazing lands across the state
800 miles to the Louisiana Pine range.
The coasting schooner J. Eppinger,
plying between San Fran cisco and the
city of Navarro was wrecked Saturday off
the latter place and four lives lost.
A Philadelphia syndicate has just ob
tanned right to erect telegraph lines in
parts of China, and party of inemen
will sail for that country April 10.
ALI the Massachusetts congressman will
be entertained at banquet in Boston
next Saturday night by the Massachus-
sets, Middlesse1, Essex and Norfolk
clubs.
1t was reported at New York Saturday
that Kate Metz, the witness in the New
York doodle" cases whose testimony has
sent two s'boodlers" to prison, has disap-
peared. Tt was not believed at the dis
trict attorneys office.